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Crestwood Offers Monoclonal Antibody Treatment to Help Combat COVID-19

September 1, 2021/in coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Care, Lead, Medical, News, Pandemic, Research/by Lori Connors

In the ongoing battle against the pandemic, it’s important to have a variety of weapons in the medical arsenal. The Delta variant has clearly demonstrated that vaccines alone might not be enough in the war against COVID-19. Although vaccines have been highly effective for many, acquiring the breakthrough COVID has been a real concern, especially […]

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Ida Could Overwhelm Already-Strained Health Care System

August 30, 2021/in Health Care, Lead, News, Pandemic, Weather/by Mike Easterling

Hurricane Ida left New Orleans and a million people without power, possibly for three weeks. Now the remnants of the then-Category 4 event, downgraded to a tropical depression Monday as it moved inland, threatens to bring weather-related heartache to a Tennessee Valley already under duress from a COVID-19 surge that is straining the health care […]

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Drake State Program Helps Build Up Construction Labor Pool

August 30, 2021/in Construction, Education, Lead, News/by Lori Connors

Huntsville might be big now, but we’re only going to get bigger. Which bears the question: Who will build it all? As the most-populous city in Alabama, growth has been exponential in the Rocket City. Everywhere, as far as the eye can see in Madison County, it’s an endless sea of red clay, ubiquitously peppered […]

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Trash Pandas, Havoc Hoping to put Pandemic Effects on Sidelines

August 27, 2021/in Lead, News, Pandemic, Recreation, Sports/by Mike Easterling

Some Minor League Baseball teams essentially disbanded or drastically curtailed operations when the 2020 season was cancelled because of the pandemic. The Double-A Rocket City Trash Pandas, looking to play its inaugural season in shiny new Toyota Field and with a strong ownership group, wasn’t one of them. Instead of trimming payroll and turning out […]

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$200M Mixed-Use Development Planned for Cummings Research Park

August 26, 2021/in Construction, Development, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate, Retail/by Kimberly Ballard

Upland Park will feature a senior living community.

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First National Bank Cashes in at Town Madison

August 25, 2021/in Finance, Lead, News/by Kimberly Ballard

MADISON — Fighting a cloudy sky and threatening rain, First National Bank formally cut the ribbon on its fifth location in Alabama – across from Toyota Field at Town Madison. Baseball, delicious food, retail shopping, and plenty of fun and excitement, and now there is access to plenty of money to pay for it. With […]

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Buff City Handcrafted Soap Shop Opening in Huntsville

August 25, 2021/in Lead, News, Retail, Small Business/by staff reports

The newest business to open in Huntsville is guaranteed to get you into a lather. Buff City Soap, a handmade soap retail franchise, is opening Thursday in the Whitesburg Shopping Plaza, at the intersection of Airport Road and Whitesburg Drive. “We are excited to open our second North Alabama store in Huntsville and introduce the […]

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National Cyber Summit Returns Live to VBC in September

August 24, 2021/in cyber, Government, Lead, News, Science/by Kimberly Ballard

Registration ends Aug. 27

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If You (Want to) Build it, Will Materials Come? Supply Shortage Hampers Construction

August 23, 2021/in Construction, coronavirus, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Pandemic, Services/by Kimberly Ballard

As a business, the construction industry in North Alabama is highly competitive; but as an industry, the contractors and builders are friends or, at least, casual acquaintances who come together to share ideas, discuss problems, and seek solutions that affect everyone across the industry. When the labor shortage for instance, began affecting the industry, these […]

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A Microgravity Vote for Huntsville is a Macro Boost for Local Economy

August 20, 2021/in Lead, News, Nonprofits, Research, Science, Space, Technology/by Kimberly Ballard

The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce is taking some homemade technology on the road and could use a little help from its friends. The Chamber has partnered with three Huntsville companies – Sierra Space, Rhodium Scientific and SustainSpace – to compete against more than 300 other entries at the international 2022 South by Southwest Conference […]

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